One of the most popular Nintendo DS games has finally announced that it will have a version for Nintendo Switch. We are obviously talking about Brain Training, the well-known mental agility game that will release the first version for Nintendo Switch next December.
Actualización: The game will arrive in Spain next January 3.
Brain Training for Nintendo Switch
If you are one of those who takes time to react calculating the sum of what you have in the shopping cart, a review with Brain Training nothing will hurt you. The well-known game of puzzles and mental ability will finally arrive on Nintendo Switch, including, of course, games and game modes that will use the peculiarities of the console.
One of these modes will be hand recognition, since thanks to the infrared sensor on the right Joy-Con, the game will be able to detect the placement of our fingers to identify which number we are indicating with our hand. With this gesture, we must guess the result of the sum that appears on the screen, although we can also use our hands to play rock, paper, scissors.
Joy-Con unit. Is it compatible with nintendo switch lite?
In addition to finger recognition training, there will be other tests in which players will be able to count the number of items that appear on the screen by pressing the Joy-Con trigger. This is a problem for users of the Nintendo Switch Lite, who will not be able to play this way and will have to do it with the console in hand and without the option of gesture recognition. According to the official website, games such as "finger calculation", "finger exercises", "counting birds", "raising flags" and "counting boxes" cannot be played with the functions of the Joy-Con on a Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo Switch will have a stylus
One of the interesting details of the launch of Brain Training is that the physical version will come with a capacitive stylus with which to write comfortably on the screen. In this way, we can complete the quick addition exercises as if we were writing in a notebook, a method that obviously inherits from Nintendo DS and with which users are really comfortable.
Games and minigames confirmed in Brain Training for Switch
At the moment the details are quite scarce, but thanks to the launch trailer we can see what will be some of the skill games that will arrive with this new installment of Brain Training. Some of those that appear are "finger calculation", "finger exercises", "counting birds", "raising flags" and "counting boxes", so we'll see what other surprises the game has in store for us. of mental agility.
- Finger calculation: Solve math problems. Even if you know the answer, you will have to respond quickly with your fingers.
- Rock Paper Scissors: Try to win (and lose!) by using your fingers in various rounds of rock-paper-scissors.
- Composition: Combine letters to make words.
- Photographic memory: You will need to remember the photo that was shown to you earlier.
- Double task: Jump over the obstacles while choosing the highest number.
- Birdcounter: Count the number of birds faster than the rival.
- cash counter: Try to remember the number of boxes displayed on the screen.
¡#BrainTraining from Dr. Kawashima for #NintendoSwitch will be available from January 3, 2020! Get ready to put your brain to the test with a variety of classic and new exercises. ?
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- Nintendo Spain (@NintendoES) October 11, 2019
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The new Brain Training for Switch is coming next December 27 to stores in Japan, although we will have to wait until January 3 to find it on the shelves of stores in Spain. In the Japanese market it will be priced at 3.480 yen (about 25 euros to change).